PrinceFrederickWx

I'm moving soon so I don't care, but LWX using 6.0" from State Highway in Prince Frederick is bonkers as usual.

JFC my snow depth is already down to 1.8”

Added another 0.1” from the snow shower this morning, so 4.6” total now.

Scratch that, it’s snowing again

How would you guys over there say this compares to the other two (Jan 2017 and Jan 2018)? Is this the highest impact of the three?

Final total 4.5”

Some in the forum were not so jolly, they thought they’d get Norlun’d but instead they got Raleigh’d. (I’ll show myself the door now )

https://www.visitdebeaches.com/webcams/live-boardwalk-cam-atlantic-sands-hotel-in-rehoboth-beach/ I’ve been watching this cam on and off all day. I love watching beach blizzards.

Exactly 3.0” on the snowboard so far.

35F and heavy snow. Grass has fully caved. I'll be taking my first measurement tonight. Looking good so far.

35F and grass has now caved under heavy snow. Never bet against @MillvilleWx dude knows his stuff:

We’re now nearly all snow here. 0.24” of rain fell in the gauge before the changeover. Temp still 39F.

39F big flakes occasionally mixing in with the heavy rain.

No snow yet. I had 0.02” in the Cocorahs gauge this morning, and everything is still damp, but it’s currently just cloudy.

That's a crazy west-to-east gradient for southern MD- I can't think of any event where I'd get double what La Plata does.

Excuse my ignorance, but what does “getting Raleigh’d” mean? I keep seeing this phrase on here now- seems to mean getting screwed out of snow somehow?

My upcoming move triggered Beach Blizzard III …incredible.

Some of you already know this, but we're moving to Kearneysville, WV in April (unless something falls through at the last minute- hopefully not!). The GFS would make for a nice grand finale for my nearly 13 years in Southern Maryland. We'll still be visiting Breezy Point every October and St. Michaels every December, so both sides of the shore will still be seeing us. I'll still be checking on this thread too occasionally.

Solar eclipse (nothing else on the list compares to this one!) Lunar eclipse Aurora Lenticular clouds Double rainbow Red/orange sun through smoke Thundersnow (only one on this list I haven't seen in person, though my wife has) Also idk what you call this, but when you can see the white disk of the sun through low lying clouds and fog (I posted a pic of this late last year). Edit: lenticular clouds IMBY 6/20/2022 (or I think they are; someone can correct me if I'm wrong but these looked cool).

If it ends here it’s been a solid winter IMHO. Two December snows, the January storm and I’m now on day 16 of snowcover with brutal cold every day.

Are we getting any more snow?

Officially a Trace on the snowboard, with 0.01” in the gauge. Day 11 of snow depth, which is currently at 3.3” and still hasn’t moved much, despite being above freezing the last two days.

Radar:

He was a funny guy but hasn’t posted in many years. I remember in one of his posts before he disappeared he said he had cancer.

I looked up less then 32 degrees consecutive days at BWI for a few years I was curious about (therefore, I have no idea if 1989 is the record, these are only the ones I checked). 1/16/77 - 1/23/77: 8 days 2/9/79 - 2/15/79: 7 days 12/16/89 - 12/25/89: 10 days 1/19/94 - 1/21/94: 3 days (this one really shocked me! Time goes slower when you're a kid) 2/15/15 - 2/20/15: 6 days 12/31/17- 1/7/18: 8 days Current streak (as of yesterday): 9 days. This is out-of-scope to the time period discussed, but I had to check this one too: 2/8/1899 - 2/15/1899 was 8 days.